Trophy Hunter charters- fishing report 3-26

The weather conditions started out out marginal at very best yesterday. The powerful north wind from Saturday afternoon was keeping on in morning but all the variables had been in our favor. Our group was ready and mentioned this was the only day that would perform for them so we headed out. It was rough but we had a good angle for the ride. Fishing problems had not altered a lot from the day just before but we never ever found major body of tuna. You know fishing is good when you hook a significant bluefin setting out the baits and say that the fishing was slower. Above all we had bites every single 30 minutes or so. We did have some bad luck with the lighter leaders and broke a couple of far more lines. This was the bluefin that we stored. We also releases a few of other individuals that have been too huge. The largest was around 300 kilos and earned a release citation. Thanks for the work and hope everybody had a excellent time!

Captain Kenneth Brown,
kennethbrown@charter.net,
Trophy Hunter Charters
Oregon Inlet Fishing Center
252-473-9892
http://fishtrophyhunter.com/